Here are a few photos from walking around the city of Porto.
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iconic Porto bridge, designed by Gustave Eiffel of Eiffel tower fame. |
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near top of bridge |
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close-up looking across the river at Porto |
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from Porto looking back toward Vila Nova de Gaia |
Shops sell Porto's
signature tiles, as well all manner of items made from cork used for Port wine bottles.
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cork bags are popular, although I don't think we saw anyone actually carrying one |
We also spent a few hours in one of the more famous bookstores in the world,
Livraria Lello & Irmão.
JK Rowling spent time in this bookstore when she lived in Porto, and you can definitely sense the a Harry Potter vibe inside.
Still more Porto to come. I think food is up next!
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